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L Fratea

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[A voluminous gastric lipoma simulating mediogastric stenosis].

The paper reports on a case of gastric lipoma (12/10/6 cm) placed mediocorporeally and with clinical manifestations of upper digestive obstruction, clinically and radiologically interpreted as a secondary mediogastric stenosis of an ulcer of the small curvature. The diagnosis of gastric lipoma was established intraoperatively, and by surgery the tumour was excised together with its implantation basis. The anatomopathological, clinical and therapeutical aspects of gastric lipomas are discussed.

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[A special case of obstruction of a biliojejunal anastomosis: compression of the anastomotic loop by a pancreatic pseudocyst].

A case is presented, of a patient with late nonfunction of a biliojejunal anastomosis done 6 years previously for benign stenosis of the terminal choledochus. The malfunction was determined by compression of the anastomotic loop by a large pancreatic pseudocyst of the head and of the body of the gland, associated to another pseudocyst of the pancreatic body. Pseudocyst-jejunal anastomosis was performed, on the biliojejunal anastomotic loop, with good results. Clinical and therapeutical particularities are discussed, of this case.

Aged

[Postoperative abdominal wall endometriosis].

A case is presented, of endometriosis of the abdominal parietal scar after cesarean section, in a woman aged 35 years where emergency surgery had to be performed for a diagnosis of epiploic strangulation in an eventration point. The mechanisms involved in the development of endometriosis are discussed, as well as anatomopathologic, clinical and therapeutic aspects.

Abdominal Muscles

[Mastitis with plasmacytes].

The paper reports on a case of mastitis with plasmocytes, with a clinical picture of acute suppurative inflammation, in a 49-year-old woman. After establishing the diagnosis by histologic examination and alleviation of the acute phenomena, simple mastectomy was applied. The anatomopathological, clinical and therapeutical data of the mastitis are discussed.

Acute Disease